Mr. R. G. McDonald, counsel for respondents, applied for costs for two counsel.
Mr. Hammond—I submit, og against a layman, one counsel should have been sufficient for the case.
The Chief Judge—Tho appeal is dismissed, with costs, but no order will be madd for a second counsel.
My. Hammond then applied for a stay of execution for 15 days, in order that he, might apply for eer to appeal to the Privy Cound The Chief Judge—In this case we do not think a stay of execution should be granted. If you wish tg appeal you must make formal application for leave so to do. As far as I am aware, you have no appeal as of right nor on the ground of public interest.
Mr, Hammond—In the meantime, these people will get the money and be gone with it.
The Chief Judge—In the meantime there will be no stay of execution. We see ne reason for up. setting the verdict of the jury.
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